Sentence examples for digital inaccuracies from inspiring English sources
Another way of saying that a matrix is not full rank is that it is singular, and due to numerical inaccuracy of digital computers and model uncertainty, condition number is used to measure how close to singularity a matrix is.
Models with low, but nonzero, Te values (2 km < Te < 5 km) produce the best fit to the gravity data, although uncertainty is high due to inaccuracies in the Digital Elevation Model.
After sampling the results, a digital calibration technique factors out errors from component inaccuracies.
To eliminate inaccuracies that develop when creating a digital extra of different proportions to the motion capture performer, CIS sent nine skeleton rigs to House of Moves before work began.
After transcription, the written data was checked (by a second researcher) against the digital recordings, then re-checked by the interviewer to address inaccuracies.
A common inaccuracy that is made when computing the capacity of digital channels is to assume that the inputs and outputs of the channel are analog Gaussian random variables, and then based upon that assumption, invoke the Shannon capacity bound for an additive white Gaussian noise (AWGN) channel.
Positional and temporal inaccuracies as well as the question of an optimal resolution of digital elevation models (DEMs) indicate scale-related issues which represent typical challenges for DSM.
Digital photographs document the true appearances of the pathological changes and may eliminate inaccuracies resulting from variations in descriptive ability [ 2].
This may introduce inaccuracies in the manipulator model, while the discretized algorithm is implemented in a digital computer.
A study of 37 dial-type bathroom scales in British clinics reported inaccuracies of more than 1% compared with a calibrated electronic scale, suggesting that digital scales may be more accurate [ 12].
